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Controls on the diversity of the fault slip styles at the brittle-ductile transition: examples from the Cape Fold Belt, Nuy Valley, South Africa
Crustal deformation models have a first-order rheological division, with pressure-dependent brittle deformation predominating at shallow depths, and temperature-dependent viscous deformation occurring in the deeper levels of the crust. The brittle-ductile transition zone separates these two regimes,...
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Department of Geological Sciences
2020
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